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Support your local artists

May 05, 2005 ● By Don Kindred

Maya Spielman, a working painter, is also Director of Metropolitan Art Gallery.Laguna Beach isn’t the only place to pick up first class art. Currently, San Clemente boasts seven art galleries, plus two trendy restaurants, BeachFire and the White Horses, which display local artists’ works for their dining patrons pleasure.

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Painting San Clemente

May 05, 2005 ● By Don Kindred

Plein Air artists at North Beach. For seven creative days, local artists will be lugging their easels, paint kits and portable chairs, scrambling over the beaches, bluffs and byways of San Clemente to capture on canvas the essence of our fair city. Why?

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Joey Varholick - An Impressionistic Youth

May 05, 2005 ● By Don Kindred

A self portrait. San Clemente is gaining ground in its collective pursuit to become a recognized beacon in the art world.

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911 - Recovery of the Heart

May 05, 2005 ● By Don Kindred

Of course we will never forget. How could we? It shocked and surprised us so completely, that we will never be caught that unprepared again. September 11, 2001 left us speechless and devastated, and it left some of us feeling we would never be safe again.

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An Assemblage of Artists

Feb 05, 2005 ● By Don Kindred

Patrons admiring the artwork at the San Clemente Art Gallery.

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SAN CLEMENTE'S ART COLONY

Aug 05, 2004 ● By Don Kindred

The newest entry in San Clemente's budding art world is the WestEdge Gallery. Opening in June, 2004, over 200 paintings - primarily oils, watercolors, and acrylics - and randomly scattered sculpture pieces represent the work of thirteen artists banding together to form their own art colony - a place to create, show their works and interact with one another.

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Marching to Different Drummers– The Local Art Scene

Aug 05, 2004 ● By Don Kindred

Most artists, whether amateur or professional, create their origi-nal works with oil, watercolor or acrylic paints; sculptors use clay, metal, or wood. Most artists use brushes for application; canvas as a surface; and consider art as a nonverbal language, expressions of their observations and interpretations and their messages for admirers or consumers.

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ART AND MUSIC – Ancient Venues Renewed in the Contemporary Church

Feb 05, 2004 ● By Don Kindred

An artist’s canvas stands void of color in the dimly lit sanctuary of Capo Beach Calvary Chapel, in south Orange County ... at its feet a rainbow palette of paints. And poised sentry-like surrounding it, a bevy of microphones, music stands and musical instruments stand silently waiting.

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Red Hats & Purple Couture Middle-aged Madness or Just Plain Fun?

May 01, 2003 ● By Don Kindred

Red hats, decoratively banded, wide-brimmed, feather enhanced, flower bedecked red hats. Purple ensembles, satin gloves, feathered boas, boots and tennis shoes. Glimpses seen out and about the Spanish Village by the Sea, at the Pier, in restaurants and tearooms

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